Pens in hand
Put down the rubber bands
Pay attention to the books on the table
Not Justin Bieber
When teacher is talking
We are chatting
When teacher is teaching
We are sleeping
We hate teachers' nags
As much as we hate it when the computer lags
We say that teachers are lame
And call them names
But think
Time flies in a blink
When we grow up
We would miss the teachers' punishes
When our childishness vanish
We would always remember the days spent with friends
Rather than spending time with clients
We hope school days pass quickly
And we could go to work happily
But we all will definetely miss our fanciful school days
Rather than the bills we need to pay
We want to grow up
But adults want to turn back into a growing cub
Back to those fabulous school days spent in fun activities
Walking briskly after school toward KTVs
Those crushes we had
Those jokes we shared
Those games we played
Those books we read
Those teachers we had
Those names we gave
Now you still want to grow up
No I want to remain as a growing cub
Forever and ever
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ReplyDeleteNice (& humerus) poem. I agree with you. We only look forward to get over a day, to get to tomorrow, but we often do not notice how many more tomorrows this short life would bring us. We keep saying "I hope I get through today as quick as possible" and we could say "I hope i get through the month as fast as possible", and then "I hope i get through the year as fast as possible" and finally, when you are going to die, you might as well say "oh, so i survived my life!" That's just sad... Are we living or are we surviving?
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